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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
WAVING THE BLOODY SHIRT
At the Northern Baptist Anniver
sarics.

The Minneapolis papers speak OF very
snicy episode in the Baptist anniversaries
now being held in that city.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson, a prominent cOlorcd
Baptist pastor OF New Orleans. spoke OF
the persecution his race has received Of
their white brethren, and OF their haired
OF their cOlO'ed brethren.
Or, A. l.. Dickinson, Of Richmond, Va,
sr0se and said ne wished here and no" 10
pronounce the statements OF the colored
brother false. Continuing. DR.. Dick
inson said "There is no man liY-
ing, / might claim, who has had
better opportunities ot knowing how
the white Bapti.ts OF the South feel
towards their cOored brethren thn
nyself, aud tell you they are
~ friendly to this race as are you white
BaptIstS Of the North. Think OF it, when
emancipation came ard you took charge OF
this race You found half a million OF them
Baptists-conyerted and bIptiZed In slavery
times largely through the fIithful PRAYER
and toll of the southern whites. since the
war we have not done all we mighl have
done for the religious culture OF thr No.
gre, and one reason OF it j. 10 be found
in lust such speeches a. this cOl0rad man
has made here to-day. What he IN, al
WIll do BARN here at TIE North and u will
do harm in The south, where BIOtiSi' do
not enjoy being put in false position
Rev. Mr.. Jackson: 81 do not mrtn tina
We aro pereso1Led 10 day Thora ha. h''3
Improvement, but the most the while Btp.
lists Of the South can cllim i tnl,
they are doing nothing. | who stani
before you o.day have stood on
the block alongside OF my wife and
teen sold TO the highest bidder, and !
can never forget the cruelty Of the white
Of the South to my race
The President Of the SOciety: 9" need
not tell YOU thai Or. Dickinson Is warm
friend Of our work in the south, and his
piper ha> been unwlvering in it, advocacy
OF every effort to elevate the colOrc1 psope,
and he has proven true friend to u, and
10 our southern missionaries.
Or. Dickinson - 1t i nv desire - help
YOU and these col0red people that leads me
10 protest agaia>t such misrepresentation
Of southern whites. They are not Curing
much what YOU say about them-tney have
gotten used 10 being mi.represcnted - nut
It docs harm IN many ways and gives H. TOO
GOOD an excuse for Withholding the AID we
Int give the cOlored brother"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
STILL A MYSTERY.
THE DISAPPEARANCE OF MATTE
NICHOLSON, OF NORFOLK.
Did She Make Way with Hersslfi-Deeo
ration Day Personal Notss-Brisfs
Religious.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
NORFOLK, Va, MAY 30, 1887. j..
Nothing whatever has vet been heard OF
the whereabouts OF Matte Nicholson, the
daughter OF Mack Nicholson, the printer,
and the supposition Is that she has made
way with herself. The friends OF the lam
lily have made every effort TO discover her,
but as yet they have not even clue. IL -
positively settled that Mack Nicholson went
TO Cincinnati when he disappeared from
Norfolk, but the girl could not have Joined
her father, as she had neither clothing nor
money with her.
A negro man named johnson was drown
cd at Jones's railway, near Berkeley, on
Saturday evening. lie was accidentally
drown overheard.
The friends OF the late Rev. Reuben
Jones, ID. D., at Churchlind have con-
tracted for the erection OF life-siz, bronze
statue Of the deceased to be placed near the
church that he WAS pastor OF Tor so many
years.
The Fish.CommissiOu steamers Fis h.:
hawk and Lookout are al the nayy.yard.
To-day being a national holiday The
nayy.yard, custom-house and post-oillces
are closed here. The Grand Army posts
are obscr,i ing the usual Decorition-day eX'
crcises. The colOred military companies
have all gone to Hampton.
Captain John CrismOnd, wcil.Snown
and greatly.rCspecied citizen OF Gloucester
county. died at Ware Neck on Fridly
from stroke OF paralysis. lie was ninety
years old.
IL. II. Bliss, Esq OF Washington. one Of
The lawyers in the celebrated slar'route
cases, Is here engaged in Judge Hu5hes's
court.
The Norfolk City Guard returned yester-
dav morning from Washington, hlying
slent week at the national enclmpm nj.
Rev. II. W. Brown, the evangelist, has
gone to Baltimore TO assist Rev. Dr. j. W.
VI. Williams in series Of meetings at The
First Baptist church. Mr.. {. l.. AVIS, The
singer, accompanied him.
The seaside resorts contiguous TO this
cItv open for the season tomorrow.
The large steamship Rio GrInd'. OF the
Mallory Linc, is now running batween This
city and New York, and the Old Dominion
Lipe now has steamer leaving here each
day.
The membership OF the virginia state
Firemen's Association Is 3l2.
James w. BAN, who left Portsmouth TWO
years ago TO reside in Florida, has just been
elected clerk ofthe court OF Lee county, in
that State, on the Democratic ticket.
A contract has been made with the Bridge
port Comm BroDZe-WorkS to place four
life-size bronze figures around the Coincide
rate monument in Portsmouth. TO rcnresent
the four branches of the Confederate SER
vice. u
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A WORD OF WARNING.
7pr FEARFUL DANGERS OF THE PRESENT
=, SEASON AND now TO AVOID THEM
IN TIME

", wilton r. Palmer. OF New York city, rc-
cclved the beat wishes OF the season from all
mo srlerda no mot ON his birthday and be-
iIoyod ina, his future life was TO be long aud
ioyous. That evening he felt hoAnhg III inc
throat, slight pain across the Chest ana no
couebed once or twice. The next dhy ms nos
trils were lnnamed. MS .ntpa s Duo h ,r r,s
lungs ali filled uD. The day following ne was
In he'd. with physicians shaking ,heir hoads,
and tho third day he was dead from pneumo-
nia which no failed 10 take In time. There are
fen thousand men and women IN hIherlca 10
dav In lust the same condlllOh ~ ~. i"''isel
Was Their threats are sore uelt luhgs hre
irrifated. and they are on tho verge OF pneu-
monia ana death, but they do not know H.
T,is terribIo ase-pneumonia-ha' be-
come Tho monster OF American life. IL i sud-
d,n. severe. End fatal. Ii comes without warn
ing and strikes down Without mercy Ihy1-
cians say Il must be thrown rom Tue system
on The start, and that there Is nOthlhg clual 70
aLsoluiciy necessary when pneumonia u
comrpr on. and from the careful Investigations
OF mo best chemists and physicians we are c0n-
vibced that no liquor now known 20 me WORN u
equal to Duffy's Pure MATT Nhsscy lpl |n nSi
uonia. or any other pulmonlc trouble rms
wblskcy Is pui up solely for medical purp0sa''
md sold only In sealed bottles. IL Is stlmu-
liant 10 the organs that have been cOngested Dy
cohl II arouses the tissues 20 treSh hcliOn' ~
wards of disease, and, containing no iusei-o'l'
IL does not inlure nor lhtoAica'e'
Mr.. r. w. Roswell, of Washington, D. &, re-
lated his experience, IA follows hHi ne'lVI
images and was examined 10y physlclan, VINO
Thought my lungs only slightly congested; In
August had three more hemorrhages ana lost
Quart of blood. Another physician sal1 was
IN the last stages Of consumption, aua nnaily
gave up all hope. obteined Duuy IT, UNI
Whisllev ana took II. have gained health and
strength rapidly, and am completely 70
stored
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
| OWE MY LIFE.
CHAPTER T.
~ was taken sick q year ago
With bilIous-feyer.n

VI was taken sick year ago
With biIious-ieyer."
any doctor pronounced mo cured, but gov
sick again. with terrible pains In my back anu
sides, and got 80 bad
Could not m0yel
shrunk
From 2gs rs to 1901 had been doctorlngi Tor
my liver but II did no good. did not e1pec'
70 live more than three months. / began 10 use
Hop Bitters.
Directly my appetite returned, my pains lei,
me, my entire system seemed remover a, =, :,
by magic and after using several bottles a I.'
not only "a sound as a sovereign, Dut WEIGH
more than did before. To bop Bitters owe
my life.' IL. FIrlrAIA"A'
Dublin, juno Q, 80.
CHAPTER II.
"MaIden, Mass, Feb. I. 1886 -Gentlemen
suffered with attacks Of sick-headeche'
Neuralgia. female trouble, for years In INC
most terrible and excruciatng manner.
No medicine or doctorc could give me rehei OF
cure until Used Hop Bitiers.
"The first bottle
Nearly cured me -
The second made me "a well and strong as
when n child,
Anl ] IhNe Dten ~ " e.iio NNS'
Ny husband was an invalid for twenty years
with a serious
kidney. liver, and urinary complaint
pronounced by Bostons best physlciAns-
"Incurable :"
Seven bottles OF your Bitters cured him. ana
know Of the
"Iiyos Of eight persons"
In my neighborhood that have been saved By
your bitters.
And many more are using them with great
benefit They almost DO miracles?"
Mrs. T.. D. Slack.
How ToGET SICK.-ExpOse yourself day and
nilht. eat too much without exercise, work 700
hard without rest, doctor all the time. take an
The vile nostrums advertised, and then you Will
want 10 know
low TO GIT WRLL-which is answered In
thee Bords-Take Hop Bitters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

The fiftieth anniversary Of Emory and
Henry College, at Emory, Va, will be cele-
brated June 5lh, 9th, 7rb, and 9Th, and The
college authorities have taken steps to
make the occasion a memorable one. Dr.
ADAMS will recite a poem and speeches will
he made by Hon. JOHN GCODE. Professor
LANGLEY, Rev. SAMUEL SMALL, President
JoRDAN, Of the college, JUDGE INGERsoLL
Bishop MCINl VERB, and others. Governor
LIE will be present on the 7th and will re
spond to the toast "The Old Dominion y
at the alumni lunch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
ItANUUII II IIhhNtoVt'f
Commissioner OF Agriculture.
The Washington correspondent OF the

The Washington correspondent OF tue
Alexandra Gazette says
" Among tue strangers IN the city today
is Sir. Patton. Of Richmond, prominent
member Of the Virginia legislature. He
seems to mink that the condition OF the
Democracy in his state IS more favorable
itan may other people from there do. lie
THINKS t,,1t Nr. Barbour should conduct
ihe n. Vt campisn in the State and should
be the next UuIttd States senator from
'hrrr. MI Pat'o1 will be cdntidate Tor
rel, CilOu next fall.
"Srraior Riddleperger and his family,
who have been staying with him durin :
TOE national drill. lett here this morninz
TOR tneir hom~, in Woodstock. Va. tn
Scpa;Or made 30 attemDt to conceal his
qualification at the election OF the Demo-
cratic ticket IN his l>heuandoah) county NJ
the recent election"
Tnc New York World says:
" senator Riddleberger's activity as an
anti Malone Republican has enabled the
Democrats {" cary shenandoah county,
where Ridulrberger lives. This has pro-
yoked the wrath Of the MIsOue men all
over Virpinii, who have boyc0tted the Of
tending SCISSORS paper aud have deter
mined TO put him under the bJn Of pOliti'
cal excOmmunic.tion,'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

a Philadelpbian wbo was on the Britain
nic when the Celtic ran into her says: 81
saw other men deliberately knock women
Down and rob them Of their liie-preseryers."
What was the Philadelphia doing when
al that was going onY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

from Senator Ingals's speech at Abilene,
Texas
have 10 hestancv in declaring that in
tins country negro suffrage mas been an
absolute aud unqualified failure.-NeW
! Ork Sun.
The Sun styles the above bold declara-
ton. II is not Inconsistent, we think, with
what Mr.. INGALLS, said in the United States
senate few years ago on the same subject.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

Queen Nici0na 3, 10 receive trained
dotkey ss q i"hii.e an fro~ the coster-
DOnGCIS a. LondO0s
Prince Bismarck will, II Is announced,
b. poyeptrd by tie mu,culr rbeumati,m
lrom waich be Is suffering from going 10
Fftld! ichsiuhe a. usual.
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IAAAtiAk.
OfyICg or NORFOLK ASp WESTERN RAILROAD
COMPANY, 40. 3B} WALNUT sT4E1r, Z
PHILADELPHIA May %, 30.

rHiLADEIrWA May 70, i''..
V'HF BOARD OF DIRECrOnS OF
4 THIS COMPANY has, under authority Of
the stockholders, decided uiOn g. lspl!is-ion
with the Clinch-Nalley RAILROAD Company, aud
uuon the construction Of the tia,h-i alloy
lire, 10 q connection with ..ho Louisville AMI
Seghyilie system. For the pu ro-tCi u,i5 '1n-
eaEdltiOn and for the acqUir'Wrl o. aIl!-
uaIal equipment the capital ai1,'- 90 isrom-
Iauy will De increased ~ en i,.le 81. DD0
shares Of the prclcrrel s'l-., Ds.Dc h-
amount authorized by Tie ,0,Enn'le-. al l,Ir
annual meeting held riiy :, ISL ~rofo-rei
End common sfOckhr ldcis 90 Icre-3 Say .s.h
haze the right - pure. e. mo HeT 's.t' 81
preferred STOCK c- Die rage ~ So. ID p'c share.
and in the raio Il sixteen ucy -rGre- i'r
eFCfy 100 shrrcs "a SiCcI regis l-el ia tlnir
names en- Say .J,h.
his ririt vii expire Ji'NH NT az p. ~,
aul can 10 exercised a. mo or a ~ the trea-
surcr ci tic corr lGEy ia lGlie ifphia, q, the
cdicc 81 tho Central Trust COrtpluv In New
NoIk, az q 4. the cgcs II hogsA Vivian, Cray
y c.. 20 1hrcgncr'On Avenue, London, J.. e.,
where ci-rliar7 more fully setting forth tha
pians II tic CONF lay can O3 al upon apYli-
caiCn.
Ten dollars per fharc mu4t acs1mpany ~ a
acceptance OF ini5 oler, 80 VII bs payable on
Juro I5.h, aud The remaining s1lJ Will BE-
payable on July l5.h. when certificates fOr tho
new stock win De ready for delivery.
1Iapsfer books VIII close day aj.h aud will
reoIon June "a.
WILLIAM G. MACD0WELL.
my 22-dtJoi Treasurer.
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FESTIVALS. dc.

VyHE INFANT CLASS OF CLAY
/ STREET NETHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHI'ECH win bold D FAIR AND FENIiF Al
EACH EVENING THIS WEEK, beginning
tuesday evening. Interesting exercises each
evening. The Chautauqua l.. ;. {. are spe-
emily invited 90 attend the lectures on the 81
and an Of June by L. V. SAUNDERS. OF Nor
fclt-suldcct. Wonderland Of Modern Science
a. Revealed by the Spec;rOscope.' tn" steam
-LiD Massar husetts will also bee on exhibition.
Come one! come all! We promise a good
,irpe. Proceeds for benefit Of church debt
my3l-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
VOW THE TIME TO SPECULATE.

Active fluctuations IN The margst Offer opD0r.
Wuities to Spectators 10 make money IA
Grain, Stocks, Bonds, aud Petroleum. Prompt
personal attention given 10 orders received hy
wire or mail. Correspondents solicited. Full
Information about the markets In our Book
which will be forwarded free on application.
II. ID. KYLE, Banker and broker,
- Broad aud "a New streets,
no 20deod&wiy New York city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
RACQUETS.

The PRINCETON. the WINDSOR. the HAIR
WARD. the OXFORD. the CARNIVAL, and
the NONPAREIL RACQUET; ,,.
TENNIS-POLEs, TENNIS-BALlS, TENNIS
NETS; also. COMPLETE SETS LAWN
TENNIS from 80 up TO tho very best MADE
We ave Won 10 per cent. Catalogues sent on
application. Orders promptly allied.
LEVY 81 DAVIS.
ATWOOD TENNIS sUITING for LADIES'
DRESSES. my 2Eeod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
LETTINGS.

HEADQUARTERS PEGRAM BAT
] 4 TALON ASSOCIATION, RIcHN0ND. VA,
Nav y. 1SS7.-The members OF this association
will assemble at the corner OF Fourth and
Franklin streets, on TUESDAY, May 81, 1881. at
o'clock y. VI. sharp. where conveyance viii
De in readiness 10 transport them % Lee camp
soldiers Home 10 participate in the services
dciicatirc MISUNDERSTANDING erected IN the
,laFel 10 "Our Dead" COnvcyanc for the
pi.blic generally VIII leave the cOrne. Of Filth
ami Main streets at and $50 p. VI.
Iiy order OF Captain THOMAS ELLRTr. Preil-
dent WILLIAM ELLIS JONES
i.v oQ..t Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
| WRITE THIS

Token Of the great appreciation I have Of
your
Bitters. ! was afflicted
with innammatory rheumatism :!
For nearly
seyeu.years and no medicine seemed To 10
me my
CoCd,!i
Un,I | tried two bottles Of your Hop Bitters,
dnd % my surprise am "a well to-day a. ever
wa. ! hope
You may have abundant success"
ln this great and
Valuable medicine:
Any one wishing to know more about
my cure:
Can learn by addressing me. +. NJ
Williams, ll03 sixteenth street. Washington,
d. C. my l9.Thlw), SaSTu2w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

The Philadelphia Telegraph brings u
the following news:
According TO the Cameron organs OF
these parts an alliance has been mide with
the Hon. william Malone, Of Virginia. by
which that able, but now retired. states
man will hereafter devote himself to the
Presidential interests Of Mr.. Cameron
What j. to become Of MAHoSE'S alliance
with SHERMAN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
PARAsOLS.

We vii have now on sale - dozen COACH
80 PARAsCLA ia a.l shades, at 81, which are
worth $40.
N.ewrl sell This week the very best IS. COR
eEI for Sc, Sc. CORSET for 35c., 10c COR
SGT for BE-
300 dozen LADIES LINEN COLLARS ate;
,5Co.en CuILDEEA'S COLLARS ats,
-5do1eu DcaItiial HANDKERCHIEF a; 81. :
IS dozen HANDA EHC HE'S az 3c.
80 ,ozen LADIES SILk-CLOChED HOSE At
&c.:
~ 'Ozen CIILDI.E.-S HOSE AZ Sc.
..AMIlNO and ES6IOiDEil done In the
300. .-. iy'e acc OF r"asonupi9 prices.
4rfCt a.. tO sgc.re fEase bargains a. the
ocular IL, -GCo-. establishment Of
LEVI HEXTER,
f.~ ai-ruGTh. BOZ Bro I'd stree.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
EDUCATIONAL.
L ENMORE UNIVERSITY HIGH
IN SCHOOL,
NEAR AMHERST COURTHOUSE, VA.

H.A. STROBE Mathemaiics Medaltt, Uni
veIsiy Of Yrginia) Principal.
c. Il. HARDING, IN. ID. GOhps Hopkins nj
vcrsity). in charge Of Higher Language Doplf'-
Ment
GEORGE NICK. BAN, VI. s. (UnFersiy Of
virginia., Assistant IN Language.
This school is strictly preparatory 10 n Uni.
vcr-ity Of Virginia.
Tho sixteenth annual season viii begin SIP
TENDER 5, 1857. For catalogues aidrss- he
Principal my @S-eOli.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

The Jacksonville Times. Union says:
The national drill doesn't appear to be
much Of a bore" Particularly to those
who bore of the prizes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

This remarkable whistey. which IA sold by
al grs;-class druggists (and The secret Of whose
manufacture many have in vain sought to 1nd
QUIZ, deserves to Re kept in every household
not only TO be uscd In cases Of emergency nut
TO assist IN prolongine lie and bringing health
and happiness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

"The postmastership at Malaria Is vacant
and nobody can be persuaded to accept It,"
II is probable that II hiss the faculty Of
shaking every man who tackles 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
HARDENED LIVER.

Five years AGO br1ke down with kidney ana
liver complaint aud rheumatism
Siuce then have been unable 70 be about al
all My liver became hard Ike wood; my
lin b. were pul.ed up and filled with water.
All the test physicians agreed that nothing
could cure ne. Ires0lyed to try Hop bitters; /
have used seven bottles: the hardness has all
gcnr from my liver, the swelling from my
limbs. md It hos W0rked n miracle in my case !;
otherwise would have been now in my grave
J. W. MOREY.
BvFalo, October I, 1884.
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~" y. Il L. NITTELDORFER.
pAnG ANS EHNM EIRSr HANDS.

~" -. n T.. NiIIELDORt
BARGAINS FROM FIRST HANDS.
BARGAINS ~ EVERYTHING.
BARGAINS FOR EVERYBODY,
WILL BE SHOWN By Is THIS WEEK.
Our buyer spent the last week In northern
marBei- selecting from the stocks of manufac-
,urcTs and importers quantities Of JOB LOIS,
REMNANTS, sc.
IACLS AND ENBROIDERIES.
\ splendid line Of LACES will this week be
offered much below market value.
TChCEON fIOm 90 21t. yard.
OlIfNIALS We show "a handsome line OF
WHITE aai ECW from two inches wide 10
one aud a quarter yard wide iiOunciQgs.
tl-o. a nice lire 81 ALL-ONER>:
WOBSTED LACEs, in Black and Colors, aDbc.
worth ID 40 2c. worth Do. yard;
BLACK SPANISH GIIPt RE and ChANIlL-
YLACES iu all widths n half value;
HAMBU re- and SWISS FLOJNCINGS and
ALLOYEFS I'm abundant variety al pricbs
lower than YOU have seen them.
GLOVES AND MIT1S.
LISLE-THBEAD GLON r. at l3c.. value 2)c:
Isle CLON ES-Bla Tan, and Gray-at
11c.. value CSC;
TAFFFTA >ILK GLOYES-Black and COlors-
ai 22r. value &C.;
~ d llITS at L.. value DC;
Sin MlIlS. cxtTa-l!nc grade, AZ pa, value
81:
Extra largains in KID GLOVES.
DRESS GOODS
CONEINATION DRESS GOOD>-Plain, Stripes,
and Plaids-at Ne. yard. value 2j'.;
COLOREp hIEATRO~S-iu Checks and
I'aiI--at ~ e.. % yard. value %D,.,
CHECKED BJ NIiNGS az tiic. a yard,
reduced from To-;
lO-lNCHALI-N DOL NIN'S-NEiLIFGS,i in Rot.
link. ava Blue, @. 3Ar. a yard, reduced from
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

Let the flagship Richmond go head. 1t
was Iur into by schooner and dida't
sink.
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BRIEF COMMENT.

STANLEY Is again being attacked at Long
range.
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GINGHAMS AND CRINKLES.

There never was shown such a stock as We
now have.
Good style GINGHAMS at Zoe. a yard;
Elegant GINGilAhS at f2Kc. n yard-former
price tor the same goods 9)c.
Very pretty CRlNKLES Mt fsKc. yard;
Finest SCOTCH GINGHAhB at So. n yard.
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Bntiste.

BATIsTE at o.. yard worth l2hc.;
BATISTE at i0c. a yard-pretty styles;
BATISTE al 12Hc. yard worth Pc.
Handsome styles and good colOrs.
my 2f-ood LEVY q DAVIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
7 OW EXCURSION RATES o.
- STEANLES ESSEX OR AElIl,

IL STEANLuS ESSEX OR AEIGL,
BG WHICH
CEURCIiTS. SOCIETIES. ASD OTHER Or
GAElZAIICNs CAN PAY OFF
TuEiR INDEBTEDNESS.
Tor uartic- OF uot l.-, ,Ann tweufv-1Te per-
sous fli- con rauy Win accept the NE'l Low
RATE OF y EACH FOR hCD@D TIP TO
NORFOLK on Old POINT, and Organizations
can charge -. ii'u- -feurirr . h1nt-5m p-11-
TICKETS GOOD ONE WEEK.
The same arrangement can be male 20 FiR-
GINA BEACH by adding 90. 90 th. above
rates. Alfo. any al RE TUESDAY AND
THURSDAY MUONLfGlIS" can be chartered
o. o cheap cooperative plan without r.-i.
Days can now be secured. Fiet come first
served.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CONPANi,
Uptown Odice liz east Main -'loet
my 1g-fm
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NntineS.

The prettiest SATINES we have got had Just
received. In the new assortment are nice de-
signs I'm HELlOTROPE and DARk-GREbN
FFFFCTS, all shades SOLID-COLORsAT
FRENCH SATINES (Black and Fanciosl.
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Dsy BABY CARRIAGES

We show an immense stock OF BAb1 u An
RIAGES. and our prices arc now very low.
Call on us and select from the best goods manu-
featured and save from 81 to SIS on your BABY
CARRIAGE. LEVI JAWS
my 2I-e0d
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iCr this week win have grnat h7~sa.n
.c-,cf SUMMER DLI-. GOODS and WASH
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